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bedlum1
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Wed 02/17/10 10:51 AM
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http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x5odhh_pop-corn-t%C3%A9l%C3%A9phone-portable-micro-o_news
got to this link and watch...come back and post a reply |
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Does this mean that radiation is leaking from the phones?
If so, what does this do to your brain cells? |
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OMG!!
![]() No, seriously that is messed up! What does it all mean? Will our brians eventually explode from excessive cell phone use? OK...who's gonna try the popcorn trick now? ![]() I'd join in , but I only have the one phone. I guess I'm not as KEWL as everyone else ![]() |
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this video was posted in 2006 and has been proven to be a hoax...there was a heating element underneath the table
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this video was posted in 2006 and has been proven to be a hoax...there was a heating element underneath the table OH thank GAWD....I was begining to worry. Thanks a lot issac_dede! ![]() run issac run ![]() |
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absolutely fake...
common cell phones use a 1900MHz carrier wave (microwave ovens use 2400MHz carrier wave) microwave oven takes 1 minute at 500-600watts to pop popcorn - a typcial cell phone only produces about .6 watts of power... *sigh*... as you walk through life - you are constantly bombarded with electromagnetic radiation (TV, Radio, WiFi)... as well many other types of radiation... $.02 ![]() p.s. please don't believe EVERYTHING you read or "see" on the web! ![]() |
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this video was posted in 2006 and has been proven to be a hoax...there was a heating element underneath the table |
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absolutely fake... common cell phones use a 1900MHz carrier wave (microwave ovens use 2400MHz carrier wave) microwave oven takes 1 minute at 500-600watts to pop popcorn - a typcial cell phone only produces about .6 watts of power... *sigh*... as you walk through life - you are constantly bombarded with electromagnetic radiation (TV, Radio, WiFi)... as well many other types of radiation... $.02 ![]() p.s. please don't believe EVERYTHING you read or "see" on the web! ![]() god'!!! i dont believe any of what i see on the web...let alone anywhere else....just wanted to have a little fun ![]() ![]() |
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Yup, its a hoax, and it was actually a 'viral video' advertisement for Bluetooth headsets.
http://www.snopes.com/science/cookegg.asp It's at the bottom of the article. |
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Yup, its a hoax, and it was actually a 'viral video' advertisement for Bluetooth headsets. http://www.snopes.com/science/cookegg.asp It's at the bottom of the article. ![]() |
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